Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-09-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

Indians on the San Carlos reservation in
Arizona are on the war path
The car shops in Michigan City, Ind,
were destroyed by fire the other day.
Anarchist Parsons now says that he was
condemned for utterances he never made.
Gen. Black, commissioner OF pensions,
is confined TO his house with rheumatism.
The George Weber brewing company OF
Cincinnati has failed for half a million
dollars.
During a quarrel at Clinton, Mo-, the
other night, James Atkins was shot dead
by II. b. Mitchell.
Eleven prisoners were publicly
whipped In The Jail yard at Wilmington,
Del, the other day.
Gov Larrabee OF Iowa has been asked
to sign the petition for executive clemency
IN the anarchist case.
The X. of l.. have granted a national
district charter TO the iron and steel
workers Of Pittsburg Ia.
Gen. Miles, now in Arizona, is drilling
his troops, so that in case OF another In
d an outbreak they may be useful.
petition for executive clemency in
the case OF the anarchists has been pre-
sentcd 10 & oV. Oglesby of illinois.
Letters from anarchists and sympathiz-
ers with anarchy are pouring in upon
GOV. Oglesby from every part OF the
globe.
New York anarchists are IN a furious
rage over the illinois decision, and de-
clare that the condemned men will never
be executed.
The 10Th anniversary of the introduc-
ton of homeopathy west Of the Allegheny
Mountains was celebrated in Pittsburg on
the 10Th inst.
Fred Nunchrath, Jr., arrested as IA sus
pect in the Haddock murder case at
sioux City, Iowa, has been found guilty
Of manslauGhter
Oyor 10 divorce cases were granted in
the divorce courts Of Chicago Sept. 94th.
This Is said 20 be the largest number on
record for one day.
AT a meeting of the Lincoln, Neb..
branch of the National League, the out
rage III Micheilstown, Ireland, was de
nounced as a foul crime.
The railroad shops and buildings of the
Chicago, st. Paul q Milwaukee, at Yank
ton, Dak., were destroyed by fire the other
morning. Loss $50, GO; insured.
Gen. John &. Black, commissioner of
pensions, is accused Of having charged and
collected go for addressing a soldiers re.
union in New Hampshire recently.
Fred German, fireman on the tug Path
Under Of Toledo in some unaccountable
manner fell into the crank pit OF the tug,
and was literally ground TO pulp.
a collision occurred near Forest Ohio,
oh the P.ttsburg, 1T. Wayne q Chicago
road the other day. The engineer of a
passenger train was instantly killed.
A cyclone and flood occurred in the
vicinity of Brownsville, Texas, sept. 23d.
Immense damage was done TO property.
The country for miles was inundated.
Richard Bremen was gwen food and
shelter 10y frank Edel at Ihil adel phia, and
rewarded the kindness by killing Mrs.
Edel he then shot himself. No explana-
ton.
Col. John Winthrop Jones died in Green
ED. Mass, a few days ago. COL Jones
was hneal descendant of Gov. Winthrop,
the early governor Of the Massachusetts
colony.
An exl los on of giant powder in some
freight cars on the Pennsylvania road
wrecked about 25 cars, causing loss OF
$1,000. Several trainmen were seriously
injured.
Between a. and 100 young ladies of At
lanta, Ga, nave agreed to form a mount
cd escort 10 President and Mrs. CleYeland
on the occasion of their visit TO the Pied
mont fair.
The present is said 70 be the most profit
able fruit year California has ever eX
perienced. The total pack for the season
has been much crater than ever before
and prices better.
Dakota Indians complain to Commits
sioner Walker that the food furnished
them by the government is musty. and
that the whites are encroaching on the
Indian reservations.
The treasury department has decided
that rams imported specially for breeding
purposes may be admitted free of duty,
Notwithstanding the admission o. the i'm
porter that he intends To sell them.
The Georgia senate has passed the sub
stitute for the Glenn bill The bill with
draws the state money from institutions
where races are mixed, and makes gradu
ates ineligible for teachers places.
h. of. l.. assembly No. G,3O3 OF Chicago
have adopted resolutions declaring the
decision of the supreme court in the an
archist cases unjust, and urging the gov
ernor TO pardon the condemned men.
An express train was boarded 10y rob
bers near Fort Worth, Texas, on the 10Th
inst. The thieves obtained about SO, 600.
The express and mail cars were thoroughly
rifled but the passengers " ere unmolested'
Rev. Frank c. Haddock son OF the Rev.
George c. Haddock who was assassinated
at Sioux City, Iowa, has been admitted to
the NJ. T. conference of Des Moines. The
young man is said TO he peculiarly gifted
The acting secretary % the treasury has
issued a circular stating that the govern
ment will buy bonds daily at a fixed price
until October 5, 1851. The new departure
is said to have been ordered by President
Cleveland.
The interstate commission have decided
in favor of the Vermont state grange, in
the case against the Vermont Central for